New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-01
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.


WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY
Trial Of exAlderman Cleary, Court of Oyer ana Ierm
mex Kitt.on divorce snit before Judge Ingraham
Paine will case. 6urrogates Court. 49,. r.,.roo
sale Of Academy Of Music. Real Estate Exchange
O In of Orchid Exhibition Eden Mnsee
Removal Of ex-Alderman ONeil and the murderer
hG pinner Of TYfans Hotel Brunswick evening
New-York Historical Society 8 p m c,,rro, M,a
sonsye and hnnd I'D arsts evening
Trial trip OF the schooner yacht Dauntiess.
NETWORK CITY.
The opereta Of "The Jacob" given last week In
private amateurs aid OF the Ladies' Lenten IN
In the reports Of the performance was states
operea largely the production OF William Cyde
Fitch Mrs T. Corbett writes TO THE TRIBUNE that she
the operetta jacob" years ago and was
published Rarpsrs Maaazine She objects to the state
The jacob" largely Of Mr. Fchs produc
tion and also TO the change Of title
The Irish mercan sculptor D. D. sneahan has executed
bronze portrait bust Of Patrick sarshed Gilmore the we'll
known bapdmaser II IL on view at seveneenthst and
Broadway MT Ia OF the truest represen
taons licensees Of him which have been
made
Through the courtesy Of Hilton executor OF the
estate Of Mrs Cornela NJ Stewart the American At
arranged 10 give all art students free
to the exhibition Stewart collection and nave
upon Tuesday, March as Ar students Dav On at o"y
between ana p m all art students VIII Dc an"''e"
dent or seretary OF the organa ion OF which they
are mem ers The galleries will be closed to the public that
day.
The woman's Conference Of yesterday at No
University place addressed by Felix Adler L. Brace
and E. f. whitei cad the Working Children OF New
York" gen raj discussion followed.
Boston Smith, Baptist layman OF Minnesota. enter
tanned the Baptist ministers their conference yesterday
with recital Of growth Baptist sunday schools in his
State
The City Mission No 80 Bible House reports for Feb
ruary churches and missions open continuously sixty
Gospel tngs 1918 attendance LID volumes
loaned 1871 temperance pledges with reading library
gymnasium to all. Receipts for month"; tloo oo
expenditures So 395 81 The Womans Branch reports thrV
missionary visitors and going among the tenement
houses daily with help and comfort
The annual dinner of ST Society will be held this
evening Among expected respond 10 toasts are
Wayne Maoveagh exJudee Noah Davis. General Stewart
oodord Ellis II. Roberta OF The Cfea Herald ana e.
Judge Horace Russell. OF the New England Society
A twosory frame building at Shaft No 49, on the new
ouedut near Yonkers burned early yesterday IL was
width by $50 feet in length was owned by oBren
valued at $4,000 About 300 men boarded thero
Sheriff Grant yesterday appointed George Hail. deputy
sheriff in place OF Douglas deceased He the Tammanv
leader in the With District In 1871 1878 and 1879 ne was
Alderman
The exhibition the Eden Musee begins day
There will be over 500 OF orchids in full bloom
Colonel Daniel Lamont visitor TO the Custom Honse
yesefay with Collector Magone for some
time but when place everybody agreed that there
was nothing respecting Mr.. Magones confirmation"
The revenue cutter Manhattan having completed required
repairs will today its work under command OF
Lieutenant Tozier. in cruising through the Sound
Eighty seats the Maritime Exchange forfeited because
the annual duee OF 25 were offered Tor sale
at aucon at Exchange yesterday by Burdet Dennis
auctioueers except seats bid In for the FL
change by F. W. Houghton. the superintendent al pce
that covered the back dues and auctioneers' fees.
report made the Coronors once yesterday OF the
snicide on Sunday Valentine Eberhar conccioner age
eighteen No 60 ForsythsL He swallowed paris green
and died three hours later.
Irving Bishop give entertainment to morrow after
Park Theatre. Brooklyn Next Sunday evening
he will repeat performance at Waacks The sale Of
seats 8 said 10 be already large.
tn. columbiad published annually by the Junior class
of Columbia College. appeared last week II contains Tho
members In the Greek letter soc'es ana o'ci
stu ent organizations
The young players of the NewYork Baseball club will To-
port to Manager Mutre today They viii spend the next
few in the Tammany Hall gymnasium
The United states Inspectors Vessels yesterday
suspended license OF eng neer OF an ocaa
steamer charge OF ntoKcaon They revoked the license
Of a st. am tug engineer who overloaded his safety valve
They letter to the Staten Island Rapid Trann Com
pany directing changes be made the hose ana
on the Island boats prevent danger In case
OF fire.
General Newton OF Public Works announced
Yesterday that William f. Bergen would be appointed today
Supernendent of Repairs and SUPPLE in place OF Ihoa'
II. McAvOy. resigned. The salary IL $3.50 Mr. Bergen
was member Assembly fiom the IXth District In 1869
and 1870
The old members OF Chelsea Hook and Ladder Company
No OF the Old Volunteer Department assembled In the
Alaska rooms. 292 Eighth yesterday for tho
purpose OF forming social organiz Oilcers were
elected as follows: President John McCOnne Vlcepef-
dent Patrick Clancy; secretary William Bennett treasurer
Henry Burnett; directors. James Mcdowell john Kettle
| and James Heany.
Jackson Schultz written Mr.. MARITIME that he aid
not sign John Foleys petition OF the Dis
tric Attorneys office and AZ H. Whitney wrote that his sig
nature was obtained under a inisapprehenson.